Isda: uncollateralised exposure lower than expected
Author: Danielle Myles - IFLR | Published: 30 Aug 2011
An International Swaps Derivatives Association (Isda) report has shown that the uncollateralised exposure of US commercial banks in the over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives markets, a key target of Dodd-Frank reforms, is lower than expected.
But attorneys have warned against downplaying the exposure of other market participants and benefit of Dodd-Frank’s collateral requirements.
The August report, titled Counterparty Credit Risk Management in the US OTC Derivatives Markets, estimates that the uncollateralised exposure of US banks which will be subject to Dodd-Frank reforms is $30.4 billion.
The report,...
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